January 11, 2018
At the next Armstrong Institute Grand Rounds, David Chambers, deputy director for implementation science at the National Cancer Institute will put into context the current state of dissemination and implementation research and its impact on the benefit of biomedical research at the population level. Learn about the current priorities in the field and how they relate to the challenges of implementing and scaling up genomic testing and follow-on health care services. Recommendations for future activities within the interface of dissemination and implementation research and medicine will also be discussed.
Please attend the Grand Rounds on Thursday, Jan. 11, at noon in the Chevy Chase Bank Auditorium on the East Baltimore campus or watch the livestream.
The event is being co-sponsored by the Center for Implementation Research and the AI Implementation Science Interest Group.
